The Iowa Caucuses are most commonly known for the role they play in selecting each political party's nominee for president every four years. Under Iowa law, the Iowa Caucuses are the first event in the presidential nomination season in the country. The Caucuses are also held in non-presidential even numbered years and serve mainly for the purpose of selecting local party leadership and delegates to the party's conventions. The Caucuses are under the direction of the different state political parties and the Election Department within the Auditor's Office plays no role in their administration.
Mendon, Giard-Monona, Grand Meadow-Marion, Farmersburg-Wagner: Monona City Hall Community Room, 104 E Center St, Monona
Boardman-Highland-Read, Cox Creek-Sperry, Cass Lodomillo: Keystone AEA, Rm D2-3, 1400 2nd St NW, Elkader
Jefferson, Millville-Buena Vista, Elk-Mallory-Volga, Clayton-Garnavillo: Guttenberg City HallLower-Level, 502 S 1st St, Guttenberg
Boardman, Highland: Freedom Bank - Elkader
Cass: Strawberry Point Civic Center
Clayton, Garnavillo: Thoma's Dairy Bar - Garnavillo
Cox Creek, Sperry: Strawberry Point Civic Center
Elk, Mallory, Volga: Garber Fire Station
Farmersburg, Wagner: Farmersburg Community Center
Giard, Luana, Monona: Luana Savings Bank
Grand Meadow: Luana Savings Bank
Jefferson, Millville, Buena Vista: Guttenberg Municipal Building
Lodomillo: Ed-Co High School - Edgewood
Marion: Freedom Bank - Elkader
Mendon: MFL MarMac Middle School Media Center - McGregor
Read: Thoma's Dairy Bar - Garnavillo
